Mega Jackpot Results
Wed 2nd July 2025 NEW
Winning Numbers:
9 33 34 44 49Bonus Balls:
5 7
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Historical Mega Jackpot Results
Wed 2nd July 2025
Winning:
9 33 34 44 49Bonus Balls:
5 7Sat 28th June 2025
Winning:
17 22 24 36 38Bonus Balls:
3 5Wed 25th June 2025
Winning:
1 4 7 11 33Bonus Balls:
3 6Sat 21st June 2025
Winning:
3 15 29 39 46Bonus Balls:
1 7Wed 18th June 2025
Winning:
7 15 34 49 50Bonus Balls:
5 6Sat 14th June 2025
Winning:
3 12 13 16 48Bonus Balls:
3 4Wed 11th June 2025
Winning:
4 29 31 36 47Bonus Balls:
1 7Sat 7th June 2025
Winning:
29 31 32 38 46Bonus Balls:
2 7Wed 4th June 2025
Winning:
3 4 7 14 28Bonus Balls:
2 3Sat 31st May 2025
Winning:
11 21 25 44 47Bonus Balls:
2 6Wed 28th May 2025
Winning:
9 19 27 37 50Bonus Balls:
2 5Sat 24th May 2025
Winning:
5 11 29 47 50Bonus Balls:
2 3Wed 21st May 2025
Winning:
4 29 30 44 50Bonus Balls:
1 4Sat 17th May 2025
Winning:
10 11 14 34 37Bonus Balls:
3 4Wed 14th May 2025
Winning:
5 13 14 29 50Bonus Balls:
1 3Sat 10th May 2025
Winning:
4 24 30 34 41Bonus Balls:
1 5Wed 7th May 2025
Winning:
1 7 9 11 14Bonus Balls:
1 3Sat 3rd May 2025
Winning:
30 32 38 45 48Bonus Balls:
3 6Wed 30th April 2025
Winning:
10 22 25 46 48Bonus Balls:
1 5Sat 26th April 2025
Winning:
20 22 24 49 50Bonus Balls:
1 5
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About National Lottery Nigeria Results
The National Lottery Authority (NLA) is the federal government body that runs National Lottery Nigeria, established under the National Lottery Act of 2005. It sits slightly apart from the private operators most Nigerians encounter at street-corner lotto shops — the NLA runs a broader portfolio that includes matrix-format games like Lotto 6/49 as well as the 5/90 draw format that dominates the wider market.
The presence or absence of bonus balls in these results reflects that variety directly. In Lotto 6/49, six main numbers are drawn from 1 to 49, followed by a single bonus ball from the remaining pool. Matching five numbers plus the bonus ball wins the second prize tier — a meaningful distinction if you're checking a mid-tier win. The 5/90-format NLA games don't use a separate bonus draw at all, which is why you'll see the bonus column blank on some rows and populated on others. The game name badge next to each draw date tells you which format produced that result.
Draw schedules vary by game. The 6/49 draw runs on a weekly schedule, historically mid-week and Saturday, whereas some of the daily pools games follow a more frequent timetable. On the "All Games" view, it's common to see several results on the same date from different game types; the game badges and timestamps are the cleanest way to separate them when you're looking for a specific draw.
NLA results tend to be among the easier to verify independently because the Authority broadcasts draw outcomes through Nigerian television and radio, in addition to its own digital channels. Disagreements between what's shown here and what you see on official NLA platforms are rare but do occasionally happen around system update windows — the results disclaimer applies, and official confirmation should always take precedence for any financial purpose.
If you're doing frequency analysis across NLA draws, be aware that mixing 6/49 results with 5/90 results in the same query will distort any meaningful pattern. The number ranges don't overlap cleanly (6/49 runs from 1–49; 5/90 goes to 90), so a combined frequency table is essentially meaningless. The National Lottery hot and cold balls tool applies the game filter automatically when you navigate to a specific game rather than the all-games view, which keeps the analysis clean.
As a government-operated lottery, the NLA is subject to public oversight in ways that private operators aren't. Draw audits are conducted under regulatory supervision, and prize claim procedures follow a more formalised process than you'd find with a private 5/90 operator. For players used to the informal bookmaker-and-slip model, that difference in how winnings are claimed is worth knowing before placing a stake.